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gpu-price-finder

v0.1.11

Published

Find cheap GPU routes. Run workloads with spend caps. Powered by AI Badgr.

Readme

gpu-price-finder

Find cheap GPU routes from your terminal.

Open source: github.com/michaelmanly/gpu-price-finder

Search live cloud GPU pricing for RTX 3090, RTX 4090, RTX 5090, L40S, A100, H100, and other GPU types without creating an account.

npx gpu-price-finder

No login. No account. No API key.

Powered by AI Badgr. Find cheap GPU routes. Run workloads with spend caps.


Find the Cheapest GPU Route

GPU rental prices change constantly.

Instead of checking multiple cloud GPU providers manually, gpu-price-finder lets you compare available GPU routes directly from your terminal.

Use it to search:

  • Cheap RTX 4090 rental
  • Cheap RTX 3090 rental
  • RTX 5090 cloud GPU pricing
  • L40S GPU rental
  • A100 cloud GPU pricing
  • H100 GPU rental pricing
  • GPU rental availability by region
  • Low-cost GPU routes for AI, rendering, training, inference, simulation, and other GPU-heavy workloads

Quick Start

See what's cheap right now (no flags needed):

npx gpu-price-finder
Searching GPU routes...

Cheapest routes right now:

RTX_4090
  Route A   $0.17/hr
  Route B   $0.25/hr

L40S
  Route A   $0.39/hr
  Route B   $0.44/hr

A100
  Route A   $0.89/hr
  Route B   $1.12/hr

Drill into one GPU for full details (tier, region, availability):

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090

Set a maximum hourly price:

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090 --max-price 1

Filter by region:

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu L40S --region US

Search lower-cost routes:

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu A100 --tier 2

Get JSON output:

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu H100 --json

Example Output

Default (npx gpu-price-finder)

Top 2 routes each for RTX_4090, L40S, and A100.

Detailed (npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090)

Searching GPU routes...

Cheapest RTX_4090 routes:

1. Route A   $0.53/hr   Tier 2   US   available
2. Route B   $0.86/hr   Tier 1   EU   available
3. Route C   $0.92/hr   Tier 2   US   available

Recommendation
Use:

badgr run "<your-command>" --gpu RTX_4090 --tier 2 --max-price 0.53 --max-runtime 60

Routes are masked as Route A, Route B, Route C, etc. Underlying provider details, host IDs, and internal offer IDs are never shown.


How GPU Route Search Works

AI Badgr searches across multiple GPU capacity sources and returns available GPU rental routes based on your filters.

Routes are grouped by tier.

Tier 1

Managed GPU routes optimized for:

  • Reliability
  • Smoother startup
  • More predictable availability
  • Production workloads

Tier 2

Lower-cost GPU routes optimized for:

  • Cheapest available pricing
  • Price-sensitive workloads
  • Batch jobs
  • Experiments
  • Flexible compute demand

Provider details are abstracted.

You compare:

  • GPU type
  • Hourly GPU price
  • Region
  • Tier
  • Availability

without needing to compare individual providers manually.


Supported GPU Types

Examples include:

  • RTX 3090
  • RTX 4090
  • RTX 5090
  • L40S
  • A100
  • H100

Other accelerator types may also be available depending on live capacity.


CLI Options

Search flags:

--gpu RTX_4090
--region US|EU|AU
--max-price 1
--tier 1
--tier 2
--sort price
--limit 5
--available-only

Output flags:

--json
--full
--help

Defaults:

No --gpu: overview of RTX_4090, L40S, A100 (2 routes each)
--gpu: detailed mode, 5 routes, tier/region/availability shown
Tier: Any
Sort: Price

Supported GPU examples: RTX_3080, RTX_3090, RTX_4080, RTX_4090, RTX_5090, A4000, A5000, A6000, L40S, A100, H100.

When no routes match, the CLI also shows masked alternatives from the API (other GPU types that may fit your budget).


Common GPU Search Examples

Find a cheap RTX 4090 rental

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090 --max-price 1

Find an RTX 4090 in the US

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090 --region US

Find a low-cost RTX 3090 route

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_3090 --tier 2

Compare L40S GPU rental prices

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu L40S --sort price

Find an A100 GPU under $3 per hour

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu A100 --max-price 3

Find an H100 route in Europe

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu H100 --region EU

Use JSON output in a script

npx gpu-price-finder --gpu RTX_4090 --json

Run a GPU Workload

Found a route you want to use?

Install the AI Badgr CLI:

npm install -g badgr-cli
badgr login

Run a GPU job:

badgr run "<your-command>" --gpu RTX_4090 --tier 2 --max-price 0.53 --max-runtime 60

Serve a model:

badgr serve <model-or-image> --gpu L40S --max-cost 10

AI Badgr supports:

  • GPU job routing
  • Max hourly price controls
  • Max runtime controls
  • Max total cost controls
  • Logs
  • Teardown
  • Receipts

Use Cases

gpu-price-finder is useful for finding affordable GPU rental routes for:

  1. AI model training
  2. LLM inference
  3. Open-source model serving
  4. Fine-tuning and LoRA training
  5. ComfyUI workflows
  6. Image generation
  7. Video generation
  8. Batch inference
  9. Embeddings and vector generation
  10. Speech-to-text transcription
  11. Text-to-speech generation
  12. 3D rendering
  13. Animation rendering
  14. Video rendering and encoding
  15. Scientific computing
  16. Data processing and analytics
  17. Simulation workloads
  18. GPU-accelerated development and testing
  19. Compute-heavy scripts and experiments
  20. Crypto mining

Public API

The CLI uses the public AI Badgr GPU route search endpoint:

GET https://aibadgr.com/v1/capacity/search

Supported query parameters:

gpu
region
max_price
tier
sort
limit

The API returns provider-neutral GPU route data.


Open Source

gpu-price-finder is open source.

The package contains:

  • CLI argument parsing
  • Public GPU route-search requests
  • Route normalization
  • Text output
  • JSON output
  • Conversion instructions for badgr-cli

AI Badgr's backend remains private, including:

  • Capacity aggregation
  • GPU source integrations
  • Route scoring
  • Pricing logic
  • Execution routing
  • Provider selection
  • Margin logic

Why AI Badgr?

AI Badgr abstracts the GPU provider layer.

You search GPU routes, compare live prices, choose a tier, and run workloads without manually hunting across multiple GPU rental sources.


License

MIT